Continuing my second week of Drawgust - and using a single color, along with black/white - with this crumbling brick wall!
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A bunch of happy oranges get juiced, for your drinking pleasure! Here's my eighth drawing for Drawgust!
To close out the first week of Drawgust, I wanted to do something a little simpler, so here's a rascally rabbit merrily jumping into some freshly washed laundry. He loves those warm dryer clothes just like everyone else!
I'll be back tomorrow for the first drawing in next week's set. Thanks for viewing!
Today's Drawgust illustration is a boy sitting on a swing, looking out over a vast, fantastical valley.
Originally, I set out on this project to just make a collection of cartoons, to serve as potential inspiration for this year's Chalk It Up festival, but I've been venturing into more complicated images now, so maybe a course-correction is in order? I don't know... I've been enjoying the practice!
We'll see how things go as I start adding color, I guess!
We're diving underwater for today's Drawgust illustration - and it's a hairy situation!
Here's Drawgust drawing #4, a dark afternoon - punctuated by some lightning!
Be sure to check the Drawgust 2021 post on my work page to see all of my drawings up to this point!
My third drawing for my month-long Drawgust series. This one is a woman playing guitar for a fascinated child!
Here's drawing 2 for my month-long Drawgust series: a serpent chomping through the landscape!
Here's the time-lapse of my first drawing for Drawgust 2021 - a surprised cat!
If you've ever looked through my album of drawings for the Year of Art 2011 project, you might recognize one of the illustrations used in the Los Angeles Coalition for Water Conservation (LACWC)'s new campaign, Dustbowl Disciples.
46 seconds into the video they produced, you'll see this:
And that should look pretty familiar - here's drawing #150 from the Year of Art 2011, appropriately titled 'Dry Mouth':
Some of the people who worked on the Dustbowl Disciples project were kind enough to reach out to me about using the artwork, and I was happy to help. I re-drew this illustration for them, providing a much cleaner vector version!
I wrote this post with the intent of highlighting the use of one of my illustrations, but I'll close it by saying that if you've got a project which requires illustrations (new or existing), do get in touch with me using my contact form. I'm almost always up for work like this!